Links:

    -Stephen Wolfram: Official Web Site
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: with Stephen Wolfram (Science Friday, July 5, 2002, NPR)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: with Stephen Wolfram (Diane Rehm, September 16, 2002, NPR)
    -INTERVIEW: QUESTIONS FOR STEPHEN WOLFRAM: Complexity Made Simple (LOCH ADAMSON, 7/07/02, NY Times Magazine)
    -INTERVIEW: Is this man bigger than Newton and Darwin?: British physicist Stephen Wolfram tells Graham Farmelo why his new book, already number one on Amazon.com, will revolutionise science (Daily Telegraph, 15/05/2002)
    -Stephen Wolfram - New Kind of Science: Alternative Views
    -PROFILE: Did This Man Just Rewrite Science? (DENNIS OVERBYE, 6/11/02, NY Times)
    -PROFILE: A Man Who Would Shake Up Science (EDWARD ROTHSTEIN, May 11, 2002, NY Times)
    -PROFILE: The Man Who Cracked The Code to Everything ...: ... But first it cracked him. The inside story of how Stephen Wolfram went from boy genius to recluse to science renegade. (Steven Levy, June 2002, Wired)
    -PROFILE: God, Stephen Wolfram, and Everything Else (Michael S. Malone, 11.27.00, Forbes ASAP)
    -PROFILE: Transcending Equations (JIM HOLT, December 9, 2001, NY Times Magazine)
    -PROFILE: Physicist: Programs run the universe (Stephen Shankland, November 21, 2002, ZDNet News)
    -ESSAY: Reflections on Stephen Wolfram's "A New Kind of Science" (Ray Kurzweil, KurzweilAI.net)
    -ESSAY : Kurzweil on Wolfram: The noted scientist finds plenty to mull and admire in A New Kind of Science but says it's "only partly correct" (Raymond Kurzweil, MAY 17, 2002, Business Week)
    -ESSAY: What's So New in a Newfangled Science? (GEORGE JOHNSON, 6/16/02, NY Times)
    -ESSAY: Blinded by Science: Explaining the media's obsession with Stephen Wolfram's A New Kind of Science. (Jordan Ellenberg, July 2, 2002, Slate)
    -ESSAY: The Physicist and the Abalone Diver: The difference between the creators of two new theories of science reveals the social nature of the scientific process (Michael Shermer, October 2002, Scientific American)
    -ESSAY: STEPHEN WOLFRAM AND CELLULAR AUTOMATA REVISITED (Brian Grainger)
    -ESSAY: Stephen Wolfram's Simple Science: Will his radical idea -- that all phenomena are programmed by basic rules -- revolutionizewhat's taught in classrooms and practiced in labs? (Michael Arndt, MAY 17, 2002, Business Week)
    -ESSAY: Is Science Unveiling Rules of Design?: Stephen Wolfram and Cellular Automata (The evolution of Truth)
    -ESSAY: Universality and Complexity in Cellular Automata
    -Understanding “A New Kind of Science” by Stephen Wolfram (SOFTWARE BY CHARLES PLATT)
    -ARCHIVES: "stephen wolfram" (Find Articles)
    -REVIEW ARCHIVE: A Collection of Reviews of ANKOS and Links to Related Work (W. Edwin Clark, eclark@math.usf.edu)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (George Johnson, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (Michael J. Behe, First Things)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (John Derbyshire, National Review)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (David Appell, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (Greg Egan)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (Steven Weinberg, NY Review of Books)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (Chris Lavers, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (Philip Ball, The Observer)
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    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (Margaret Werthheim, LA Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (Brian Hayes, American Scientist)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (Ben Goertzel, EXTROPY: Journal of Transhumanist Solutions)
    -REVIEW: of A New Kind of Science (AzTex, kuro5hin.org)